Abominations of Yondo is a collaboration between Cousin Silas and Kevin Busby, presented by Earthrid. The music on this album was inspired by the writings of Clark Ashton Smith, and is named after one of his most atmospheric tales.
Clark Ashton Smith wrote ornately worded tales of fantasy, mostly during the 1930s. Much of his work was originally published in the influential "pulp" fiction magazine Weird Tales, and he shared some themes and mythologies with his correspondent and fellow teller of weird tales, H. P. Lovecraft (himself the subject of a track on the Cousin Silas album Necropolis Line, released on Earthrid).
More information is available on earthrid.com, so please take a look.
Clark Ashton Smith wrote ornately worded tales of fantasy, mostly during the 1930s. Much of his work was originally published in the influential "pulp" fiction magazine Weird Tales, and he shared some themes and mythologies with his correspondent and fellow teller of weird tales, H. P. Lovecraft (himself the subject of a track on the Cousin Silas album Necropolis Line, released on Earthrid).
More information is available on earthrid.com, so please take a look.
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| Abominations of Yondo |
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| The Last Continent |
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| The Weaver in the Vault |
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| Black Ashes of Extinguished Suns |
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| The Empire of the Necromancers |
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| Sanctuary of Unbroken Columns |
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| The Forest of Evil Cacti |
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Reviews
Reviewer:
McDrunk
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July 22, 2008
Subject: Excellent creepy soundscapes
Subject: Excellent creepy soundscapes
very enjoyable and creepy background sounds for reading horror especially Lovecraft/Cthulhu Mythos-related literature
